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H2O Podcast

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We meet the people for whom being on the water is a way of life. From sailing to cruise ships, power boating, windsurfing, canoeing and more this podcast has something for you.
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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston and Shelley Jory-Leigh

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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston CBE RD was the first person to sail non-stop single-handed around the world and continues to inspire sailors young and old. Shelley Jory-Leigh is one of the fastest women on water, holding many powerboating titles and is a champion for women in her sport. Their passion for maritime activities, leisure and sport is unrivalled. Together with producer Neil Sackley, they use this podcast to talk to those who love life on the water. From sailing to powerboating, cruise shi ...
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On this, the first edition of the 2025 season Shelley Jory-Leigh talks to a pioneer in her sport of powerboat racing. And that's not all. Coming from a racing family, Timmy Hansen is a champion both on land and on the water with an impressive list of achievements to his name. In this chat, Timmy talks about how his parents influenced his life path,…
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The first week in November saw the annual Record Week take place in the Lake District. It was the 52nd Powerboat Record Week… and records were not only broken, but many were smashed. K7 Gold Star holder Shelley Jory-Leigh was there, and spoke with some of those taking part. For more on the event: https://www.facebook.com/recordsweek Sir Robin Knox-…
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Neil Sackley meets Jacqui Besley. mother of 18 year old Harry who attempted a unique round Britain challenge in 2024. At first glance his RIB looks like any other, but it doesn't have a traditional outboard engine. It has an electric one. Jacqui talks about why Harry took on the circumnavigation, the logistical challenges they all faced, his achiev…
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Emirates Team New Zealand successfully defended the 37th America's Cup in a thrilling finale in Barcelona. But they didn't have it all their own way with the challenger of the record INEOS Britannia fighting them all the way. And the British team with Sir Ben Ainslie at the helm made history. Sir Robin Knox-Johnston and Shelley Jory-Leigh look back…
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In this episode of H2OMICS, we sit down with Texas Senator Charles Perry, a key figure in shaping environmental policy, particularly around water management. With over 14 years of experience, Senator Perry shares his insights on the critical role water plays in Texas and beyond. He discusses the state’s water challenges, the complexities of long-te…
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Shelley Jory-Leigh jumps on board Lifeboat 52-02 at the Southampton International Boat Show. Having saved hundreds of lives in her illustrious career based in Guernsey as Sir William Arnold, she was one of the most decorated boats in the fleet. Now lovingly restored she is a museum dedicated to her former career. Shelley meets the current owner Col…
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Neil Sackley meets Team Endeavour Racing's Dave Taylor at the Southampton International Boat Show. They talk about the work of Team Endeavour Racing, the evolution of the series - now known as ProCat Racing and how it benefits serving military and ex-military personnel. https://teamendeavourracing.co.uk/ https://procatracing.uk/ Sir Robin Knox-John…
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For this edition, Sir Robin is in conversation with the Cruising Association's John Burbeck at the Southampton International Boat Show. Founded in 1908 specifically to meet the needs of the cruising community, the Cruising Association (CA) is acknowledged as a leading organisation for sail and motor cruisers with over 6,400 members around the world…
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The 40th anniversary Bramble Bank Cricket Match between The Royal Southern Yacht Club and the Island Sailing Club has taken place on the infamous sandbank in The Solent, with podcast hosts Sir Robin Knox-Johnston and Shelley Jory-Leigh playing for opposing teams. Hear from those taking part including a 40 year veteran of the game, the publican who …
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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston and Shelley Jory-Leigh visit Universal Safety Ltd in Southampton. They specialise in marine safety testing and certifying life jackets and liferafts. Manager Simon White explains the importance of regular servicing, and Shelley gets a surprise! https://www.universalsafety.co.uk/ Sir Robin Knox-Johnston CBE RD was the first p…
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Captain Rachel & Captain Neil Dunn are pilots. One brings Royal Navy vessels into Portsmouth, the other guides container & cruise ships into Southampton. They tell Sir Robin and Shelley about their work and how they have passed each other in the Solent. Sir Robin Knox-Johnston CBE RD was the first person to sail non-stop single-handed around the wo…
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Following the sinking of Bayesian with the loss of 7 lives, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston explains why yachts don't normally sink. Also he remembers his encounter with killer whales off Spain and how at the age of 14, the Grand Union Canal shaped his future life. Shelley looks back at the 2024 Cowes Powerboat Festival, and looks forward to the reschedule…
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Every August Bank Holiday weekend Cowes hosts the Powerboat Festival. It was an eventful weekend, which featured the iconic Cowes - Torquay race, Cowes - Poole race and a new race around the isle of Wight. Shelley Jory-Leigh was there in the heart of it. https://cowestorquaycowes.co.uk/ Sir Robin Knox-Johnston CBE RD was the first person to sail no…
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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston & Shelley Jory-Leigh discuss some of the events of the summer so far, including Team GB's Olympics, Sail GP, Cowes Week and the end of the Clipper Race. Plus they look forward to the America's Cup and to some upcoming podcast episodes. Sir Robin Knox-Johnston CBE RD was the first person to sail non-stop single-handed around …
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We're in Portsmouth as the crews return home from their epic 40,000 mile race around the world. Hear the thoughts of the skippers, AQPs and some of the crew as they arrive on stage at the lavish prize giving ceremony. And race founder Sir Robin Knox-Johnston has special recognition for those who completed the full circumnavigation. Shelley Jory Lei…
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Sir Robin and Shelley discuss their connections with the RNLI. Shelley talks about spending the day with the Calshot crew and Robin remembers talking the Atlantic 21 course. And as the institution marks its 200th anniversary, Robin chats with former operations director Michael Vlasto. And Robin & Shelley reflect on the 200th anniversary lifeboat fe…
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Sir Robin and Shelley discuss the work of the Corporation of Trinity House and its role in the D-Day landings. And they meet the first lady member of the Elder Brethren, Captain Fran Collins MNM. Starting in the Merchant Navy, Captain Collins has worked on super tankers, she rose through the ranks at Condor ferries and is now CEO of cross Solent ca…
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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston is in Washington DC to meet the crews of the Clipper Round the World Race and chats with Ella Hebron, the youngest AQP. She tells him how she learnt to sail in Eastbourne, how a former Clipper Race skipper encouraged her to become a mate and her plans for the future. Useful links https://clipperraceellahebron.wordpress.com/ …
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Alastair Nayler has been hon secretary of the K7 Club since 2006. In this episode, he tells club member Shelley Joy-Leigh how the club came into being, her place within it and how powerboaters can qualify for membership. They also talk about the legacy of Donald Campbell, the logistics of organising speed week and plans for the future. Plus Shelley…
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Quadruple amputee Alex Lewis has taken on an incredible challenge. He's rowing from Falmouth to Dover and then cycling back again. As he made his way along the western Solent in his converted Flying 15, Sir Robin Knox-Johnston joined him to row from Hurst Castle to Yarmouth. Hear his incredible story and find out what he plans he has for the future…
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Sir Robin Knox-Johnson visits Barcelona and gets an exclusive look at and inside INEOS Britannia. His guide is Ben Cornish, one of the key crew members of the team hoping to bring the America's Cup back home for the first time since 1851. They talk about how Formula One technology plays a part in the radical design of the craft and impresses Shelle…
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Having been part of the line up with Procul Harum, Heatwave, Big Country and more, rock keyboardist Josh Phillips knows a thing or two about music. But that's not his only passion. For this edition of the podcast he hosts Sir Robin and Shelley onboard his classic Lissen motor yacht on The Hamble where they talk about his love of yachting, music and…
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Sir Robin and Shelley catch up with Round the Island Race director Dave Atkinson. They talk about the logistics of putting the iconic race on and listen for some tips for a successful race. Plus there's some positive news about powerboating in 2024. Pic: Paul Wyeth https://www.roundtheisland.org.uk/ Sir Robin Knox-Johnston CBE RD was the first pers…
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In 1967, while trying to push his existing World Water Speed record from 276 mph to over 300 mph, Donald Campbell CBE was killed in Bluebird K7 on Coniston Water in the Lake District. Although the wreckage was found fairly quickly, it wasn't until 2001 that a team raised the wreckage of the powerboat and set about restoring her. She's now on displa…
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Inspirational sailor & disability sports ambassador Geoff Holt MBE DL tells Shelley about his passion for the water. How Wetwheels was created to give all disabled people, including those with profound and complex disabilities, to access the sea in a safe, stimulating and rewarding way on board specially-built, fully-accessible powerboats, and how …
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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston and Shelley Jory-Leigh discuss women in their respective sports, Robin refuses to rule out racing again and how he was targeted by a pod of orcas on his way to the Caribbean recently. Shelley talks about her involvement in another world championship. Links: https://www.clipperroundtheworld.com/ https://shelleyjory.com/lander…
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Sir Robin Knox-Johnston CBE RD was the first person to sail non-stop single-handed around the world and continues to inspire sailors young and old. Shelley Jory-Leigh is one of the fastest women on water, holding many powerboating titles and is a champion for women in her sport. Their passion for maritime activities, leisure and sport is unrivalled…
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Funny how we haven't really dived into this topic before now (we probably have but we're just too old to remember): the shared universe. Sometimes it can provide some unique story opportunities. But other times it can cause more headaches than it's worth. Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Our videos may contain copyrighted material; the us…
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Mr. Boss has already shared a few thoughts here and on other channels, but tonight we give you our full-blown review of the fifth and final(?) movie starring Harrison Ford as the intrepid Indiana Jones. Join us for discussion, probably some spoilers, and feel free to share your thoughts as well. Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Our videos…
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News broke today: James Gunn has found his new Superman and Lois Lane in actors David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan. So who are these fresh faces? Do you think they have what it takes to take on some of the most iconic roles in history? How will they perform under real pressure? Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Our videos may contain cop…
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With the renewal of SUPERMAN & LOIS also comes the news that Michael Cudlitz is being bumped up to series regular as Lex Luthor. Which means yet again, Lex Luthor is the villain of the piece. Which got us thinking: how many other villains are used so much that we're just sick and tired of seeing them? Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Our …
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Our review and discussion of THE FLASH starring Ezra Miller, Michael Keaton, and Sasha Calle. Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Our videos may contain copyrighted material; the use of which has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available for the purposes of criticism, comment, review and n…
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Last week, we talked about shows that ended on ... well, less than stellar terms. Finales that fell flat. This week, we give you the corollary -- the shows that went out on a high note. Television series (and some movies) that got a chance to deliver a complete conclusion. Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Our videos may contain copyrighte…
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For many shows, the axe falls before everything gets a chance to play out. Ratings and network executives generally bring doom to our favorite shows and they die before their time. But every now and again, the network will give a series the opportunity to wrap up everything in a package and go out on their terms. Sometimes, this doesn't go as well …
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It's been two weeks since CinemaCon wrapped up in Las Vegas, and we got a lot of news dropped on us throughout that week (and no, we weren't there, but it would have been fun...) and now we're discussing some of the more high-profile and maximum-attention news items. Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Our videos may contain copyrighted mate…
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Today kicks off the annual CinemaCon event -- this is the one where studios bring their presentations to the collected movie theater chain owners to ply their wares. The movie theater people are already talking about what they need to survive, and the movie makers are talking about how much they need the venues. What will result from this mutual ad…
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On April 18, 1938, ACTION COMICS Number One hit shelves, and a star was born. Rocketed to Earth as an infant, raised by his adoptive parents on a farm in Kansas, the last survivor of the doomed planet Krypton, Kal-El, grew up as mild-mannered Clark Kent. As a reporter for a major metropolitan newspaper, Clark kept his eyes on the world, and in time…
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DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: HONOR AMONG THIEVES has performed better than expected at the box office, even beating that new Keanu Reeves movie. So... is it any good? We saw it. And we're going to talk about it. Opening weekend has come and gone, so there might be some mild spoilers. Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Our videos may contain copyrigh…
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A couple of weeks ago, we discussed film and television projects that haven't delivered on the potential that we thought was there. Now, we turn our attention to the actors and performers who had the same issue -- we thought they'd have certain trajectories in their careers, but for whatever reason it just didn't work out that way. Feedback: h2o@sc…
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We've talked about it on several occasions -- the fact that so many film and television productions play fast and loose with fidelity to the source material. Sometimes it works, but sometimes it just raises the question of why they even bothered if it's not going to look anything like the book (or comic, or video game, or...) Why is it so important…
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Continuing our discussion from last week. We're taking a look at those stories that didn't quite live up to their potential. The movies and TV shows -- and maybe even some books -- that left you feeling a little disappointed. We have our list. You probably do, too. Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Our videos may contain copyrighted materi…
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Have you ever finished watching a film or TV show and thought, "That could have been better"? Many times we run across these stories where all of the elements are there, but for some reason -- acting, direction, cinematography, budget -- it just didn't quite gell. We've thought of a few. You probably can, too. Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NO…
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Thrills! Chills! You'll laugh! You'll cry! You'll kiss three bucks goodbye! In the wake of the success of COCAINE BEAR, we thought we'd take a look at some other titles that fall into the category known as the "B-movie" -- the stuff that you'd see at the Drive-In. The stuff that made Joe Bob Briggs' career. That low budget, cheesy, what-were-they-t…
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Valentine's Day means many things to many people. For a lot of folks, it's a time to reflect on relationships between two people, so we thought we'd take a look at some of the more prominent -- and powerful -- couples in genre. Not only characters in fiction, but also some creative partnerships behind the scenes as well. Feedback: [email protected]
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Tonight! As others are discussing the state of our union, as others are eagerly (or not) anticipating the Big Disney Day tomorrow... We thought we'd have a little fun with our new crystal ball, Mr. Predicto! Be ready with your questions to be answered by the most scientific method in all of science-ing! Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Ou…
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James Gunn has released a video announcing the plans for the first bit of what Warner Bros is calling the "DC Universe" -- a connected universe spanning film, television, video games, and animation -- with the first phase being called "Gods and Monsters" to include some interesting story choices. Read the article - https://wp.me/p5dbzK-oV3 Gods and…
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Tonight: we're taking a look at several trailers that have dropped over the past couple of weeks. Are these getting us hyped for new movies and TV shows? Or are they just ... meh? Feedback: [email protected] FAIR USE NOTICE Our videos may contain copyrighted material; the use of which has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We a…
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Here we go again. New studio executives, new creative directions, and a new Superman. James Gunn has confirmed that (at least for now) Henry Cavill is out and there will be a new, younger, Superman for the upcoming DC Studios slate of films essentially rebooting the universe -- again. So...what's on our wish list? What do we hope for the new Man of…
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New night and time! Fans of Nostradamus? Carnac the Magnificent? Join us as we look to the future and prognosticate with the best of them. What does 2023 hold in store for us? What disaster looms around the corner? What fantastic surprises await? Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRSMdMaag2peNhyacRvS4sA/join…
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Midjourney. DALL-E 2. Fotor. DeepAI. It seems you can't throw a rock these days without hitting an artificial intelligence engine being used to create "art" -- but is it? Is it art? Is it something created by an artist? Is it just another tool? Or is it an invasive piece of code that threatens to render artists irrelevant? Is it a dodgy way to get …
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